Pretty much unavoidable in a modern economy.

I don't believe there is one single person in north America or Europe who never buys foreign products.

Everyone does.

If you buy products from Walmart it's all foreign made. Nothing is is made in America anymore

Meh, kind of unavoidable, but I do keep an eye out for locally made goods and support local business as much as I can.

Food wise, anyways, it does feel great to eat food grown local to you. Think what you will about the supernatural, etc, but it DOES connect you to your geographical location on a level that you can actually FEEL when you consume it, I swear.

I buy American when I can but when I need something I buy what I can find.

My shoes, clothes, dishes, fridge, stove, car, computers, phone, toilet, shower heads, faucets...

We don't make things in the US any longer. It all comes from China, S. Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam...

Yes, almost everything is made in china 🤷‍♂️

Yep

Yeah.

Not I, Sir Clackywack! Everything I own is made right here in Detroit! Even my pink thong!

My phone case is a foreign made product

Not unless it's the only choice

Most everything is foreign. Except food.

I live in the us so it's all there is

I have no choice

Yes

Yup

Rarely

I'm not starving or naked, so, yes.

No

Except for a few boycotts

Ah jaysus no, foreigners.. You'd never know where they'd been 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Of course not. Everything I own was made in Ireland. I'm typing this on one of those world famous Irish phones

No, of course not.. I mean china doesn't make cheap products